STS-110 Earth Sciences and Image Analysis Debriefing with Crewmembers May 28, 2002

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STS110-738-52	Sinai Peninsula, Suez Canal, Gulf of Suez rift. The Gulf of Aqaba (right) marks the African-Arabian plate boundary that continues northward via the Dead Sea fault zone. Because Arabia is moving northeastward away from Africa, the opposing sides of the Gulf of Suez, the Red Sea and the Gulf of Aqaba/Dead Sea are moving obliquely away from each other.
STS110-713-3	Nile delta fringe, effects of salinization on vegetation (flight note).
STS036-151-100	Nile delta fringe, effects of salinization on vegetation (1985 COMPARATIVE).
STS110-706-17	Kufrah Oasis, NE Libya — center-pivot irrigation patterns.
STS110-738-27	Toshka Lakes, Egypt.
STS110-738-59	Dead Sea detail.
STS110-738-56	Dead Sea detail.
STS028-96-65	Dead Sea detail (1989 COMPARATIVE).
STS110-712-14	Center pivot irrigation pattern, central Saudi Arabia.
STS110-738-77	Euphrates irrigated agriculture.

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